This condo project is wearing the facade of a 1865 church like a mask.

It’s a solid design trend, literally and figuratively.

The existing structure’s tenants are seeking landmark protection for the building.

The existing property, a warehouse, traded in May 2014 for $10.6 million.

Hale House, founded in 1969 by Clara McBride Hale, provides services for children and families in need.

The award-winning building was sold back in 2007 for a sum that made it the priciest office property in the city.

The 58 condos range in size from 3,300 square feet to more than 7,000 square feet.

The 53-unit condo conversion will have two-bedroom to five-bedroom residences.

Who wants to live in an old Nazi bunker?

The vacant lot traded for $852,000 in 2009.

As colorful as it is delightful.

Marin Nanca Architects is the architect of record for the 24,421-square-foot structure.

Bleecker Street Records, which spent more than 20 years at the location, was forced to decamp in April 2013 by rising rents.

Listed on the new building permit as a general partner is Alec Shtromandel, who built the Union Hotel in Gowanus.

Twenty-one percent of the households that moved in 2012 moved within New York State.

This will make your palms sweat.